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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1951
Page
6
Egypt invests in medical equipment resembling Mayo Clinic standards to outfit a new outpatient clinic. The purchase aims to enhance diagnostic capabilities and patient care, signaling a modernization push for local health services.
Ankara reports Bulgaria protested after Turkey sealed the frontier and closed its border with Bulgaria a week earlier amid intelligence rumors that Soviet agents were slipping across. Turkey warned the move would be reversed if the motives for the closure disappeared.
Dalhart carpenter Jeter Phillips and Illinois airman James Love share views on Christmas spirit. Phillips links waning spirit to World War II disillusionment and changing youth maturation. Love notes family tragedy from a war era and ongoing impact on holiday sentiment.
The Lufkin Daily News ran 12 hours late after a chain belt drive failed. Lamar Hamilton of the Palestine Herald-Press lent his press, with Lufkin crews loading 12 plates into cars and driving 72 miles to Palestine to print and return the edition. Carriers delivered papers in the early afternoon.
Mexico City reports new 1952 tax increases to balance a 450 million dollar federal budget, the largest in the nation’s history. Officials say about 50 million dollars more in expenditures will require added taxes. The dispatch notes changes amid public transport shifts and market reactions.
The Panhandle district office of the Comptroller of Public Accounts warns that 1952 store licenses cannot be issued until the four remaining months of 1951 are paid. House Bill 285 increases fees from 1.50 to 5 for the first store and 6.50 to 10 for the second, with 10 percent added to other stores under one management. Exemption firms must also pay an annual exemption fee. Applications for the extra tax are available from the State Comptroller in Amarillo.
Sherman Connecticut, a town of 550, reports its first highway death since automobiles. A New Milford woman was killed in a collision, ending its claim as Connecticut’s safest town among 169 communities.
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